Embrace public transit and alternative commuting methods to reduce emissions

Driving a gas-powered car is one of the biggest sources of daily emissions for most people. Cutting back, even by skipping one trip a week,can make a real difference.

Here are simple ways Evansville residents can drive less:

Use public transit
Bike or walk
Carpool or combine trips
Work from home
Choose active travel
Limit air travel

Resources

METS — Routes, Schedules & Fares

Official METS page with bus routes, schedules, fare info, and contact details.

METS My Ride — Real-Time Bus Tracker

Track METS buses in real time, plan trips, and get arrival notifications.

METS Micro — On-Demand Rides

Book affordable $2 on-demand shared rides in Evansville through the METS Micro app.

Upgrade Bike Share — Evansville

Rent bikes at 7 stations across Evansville's cultural districts starting at $3/hour.

Evansville-Area Trails Coalition

Trail maps for Pigeon Creek Greenway, Hi-Rail Greenway, and other Evansville bike routes.

ICAO Carbon Emissions Calculator

Calculate the carbon emissions from your air travel and explore ways to offset them.

Action
	Embrace public transit and alternative commuting methods to reduce emissions
	Switch to an electric vehicle or hybrid
	Install solar and battery systems to run your home on clean energy
	Switch to more energy-efficient home appliances
	Complete a home energy efficiency assessment